England football player Jack Grealish pleaded guilty to two driving offenses on Tuesday, the first coming in March during lockdown in Britain when a witness said he found the Aston Villa captain slurring his words after crashing his car.

Entering pleas through his lawyer, Grealish admitted to driving without due care and a separate offense of careless driving. He did not appear at Birmingham Magistrates� Court.
The court heard that a day after publishing a video message on Twitter urging people to stay at home to save lives and protect the National Health Service, Grealish was driving a car that hit two parked vehicles in a residential estate at 8:40 a.m.

A witness said he saw Grealish, wearing two different colored slippers on his feet, get into his Range Rover, reverse it at speed to crash into a van and mount a kerb as he drove out of the cul-de-sac. The car shortly after reversed at speed � �swerving left and right,� according to the witness � and hit a Mercedes. Grealish�s car was then driven into a nearby car-park wall, the witness said.